FeaturedWellness The Perils of Nail Polish: What You Need To Know I'm one of the many girls who love frequently using nail polish. Red and blue on Monday…Bansari PatelSeptember 28, 2015
Research A Shocking New Device for Depression A man in a white suit is strapped to a chair. Electrodes are adhered to…Connie GiangSeptember 27, 2015
Healthcare ENT Weekly: Fork Over for the Weber and Rinne Tests Raising the volume on the television, ignoring your family members, and having difficulty hearing in…Justin ChinSeptember 27, 2015
FeaturedResearch Controlling Stem Cells You've likely heard about stem cells and the constant work researchers are doing with them,…Raymond HoSeptember 27, 2015
Research Growing a Heart on Spider Silk Organ failure results from the inability of an organ to perform normally. Those who suffer…Raymond HoSeptember 26, 2015
FeaturedWellness Evaluating the Effectiveness of Surgical Masks Fall will soon be upon us, and with it comes signature autumnal fashion. Boots! Scarves!…Priya BhattacharjeeSeptember 26, 2015
Research New Method of Superovulation Ovulation refers to the period of the menstrual cycle when a mature egg is released…Raymond HoSeptember 25, 2015
Research The Plastics: Mean to Your Health Each day, millions of people around the world use plastic products, especially for food and…Alex KimSeptember 25, 2015
Research Promising New Drug for Parkinson’s Disease: Part II In Part I of this series, I introduced research that discovered the potential of the…Amit KumarSeptember 25, 2015
Research Promising New Drug for Parkinson’s Disease: Part I In an earlier article, I discussed Parkinson's disease (PD) and its devastating implications. To summarize,…Amit KumarSeptember 25, 2015
Medicine The Scramble for Placenta The practice of eating placenta, known as placentophagy, has been growing in popularity in recent years. Celebrities…Sara CheaSeptember 24, 2015
Research Blocking a Gene Reduces Triglyceride Levels Trying to improve or maintain your heart health requires vigilance about the levels of different types…Karina KakSeptember 24, 2015
Research Cut Time: Music in the OR While there have been safety concerns about surgeons listening to music during their procedures, a new…Alex KimSeptember 22, 2015
Wellness Orthokeratology: A Bioengineering Wonder Myopia, or nearsightedness, has become an increasingly pervasive epidemic, particularly because of the growing popularity…Nina WangSeptember 22, 2015
Research Immunotherapy: A Cancer Vanishing Act In April 2015, the New England Journal of Medicine reported that a 49-year-old woman's melanoma…Alex KimSeptember 21, 2015
FeaturedResearch How “Locked-In” Patients May Have a Way Out: A Look into EyeControl What are the odds of meeting a person as brilliant as Stephen Hawking? Probably next…Connie GiangSeptember 21, 2015
Wellness Osteoporosis: What You Need To Know As we get older, the risk of contracting diseases and the chances of deteriorating health invariably…Bansari PatelSeptember 20, 2015
Research Controlling the Brain The brain is a complex organ that people are constantly trying to understand. Brain circuitry…Raymond HoSeptember 19, 2015
Research Salt and Thirst: Is There a Correlation? You and your friends are at the fair and decide to eat some tasty "fair…Annie DinhSeptember 19, 2015
FeaturedWellness Poison Ivy – My Skin’s Doing What? Which plant has leaves that grow in clusters of three and are almond shaped? Which plant…Willy CheungSeptember 18, 2015